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Parañaque passes an ordinance versus credit card fraud
MANILA, Philippines — To address the rampant leaking and selling of private information to cybercriminals, the Parañaque City council has passed an ordinance requiring visibility of card terminals or point-of-sale (POS) systems to consumers during payment.
Parañaque BPLO transfers occupational permit applications to Ayala Malls
The Parañaque City government has announced that the Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) has transferred the applications for occupational permits starting Tuesday, Jan. 3, to the Service Center located at the 4th floor IT Zone of Ayala Malls in Manila Bay.
Parañaque BPLO adopts online business permit renewal
The Parañaque city government announced on Tuesday, Jan. 3, that the Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) will be accepting online application, assessment, and payment of business permit renewal.
Mayor Eric L. Olivarez
Mission
The mission of Business Permits and Licensing Office is to provide the public with the highest level of service in an efficient, courteous and competent manner in order to create an environment that encourages economic development and promotes investment in the City of Parañaque.
Vision
The vision of Business Permits and Licensing Office is to become a model of excellence among the departments of the City Government widely recognized for its dedication and commitment to public service through a dedicated highly trained and motivated workforce that promotes integrity and professionalism.
Mission
The mission of Business Permits and Licensing Office is to provide the public with the highest level of service in an efficient, courteous and competent manner in order to create an environment that encourages economic development and promotes investment in the City of Parañaque.
Vision
The vision of Business Permits and Licensing Office is to become a model of excellence among the departments of the City Government widely recognized for its dedication and commitment to public service through a dedicated highly trained and motivated workforce that promotes integrity and professionalism.
Like most progressive cities in the world that are situated along major shorelines, the City of Parañaque has become the favorite place of many investors as evidenced by its growing commercial and business districts that have created new economic opportunities. No doubt, these major developments contribute to the city's march as an investment and tourism destination in the Asia Pacific.
Parañaque is home to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1, world-class establishments such as City of Dreams, Solaire Resort and Casino, Okada Manila, and soon to open, Resorts World Manila Bayshore. The City also boasts of the busy hubs of Baclaran, SM Bicutan, SM Sucat, and SM BF.
Soon to rise is Ayala Groups's biggest mall in the Philippines along the Special Investment District to complement the overall development plan of the Entertainment City.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
COVID-19 PANDEMIC RESPONSE 2020
BEST IN EGOV D2G 2019
BEST IN EGOV G2C 2019
BEST IN EGOV G2G 2019
BEST IN EGOV INTER-OPERABILITY 2018
RECOGNIZED BEST PRACTICE 2020
MOST BUSINESS-FRIENDLY LGU FINALIST 2017-2020
MOST IMPROVED CITY 2019
ECONOMIC DYNAMISM CATEGORY 2015
ECONOMIC DYNAMISM CATEGORY 2014
MERALCO LUMINARIES AWARDEE 2016
CITY OF PARANAQUE OFFICIAL SEAL
The Paranaque Way
The City of Parañaque keepts its fast-paced growth in the Philippine economy by having its own version of the "Build, Build, Build" development program of the Duterte Administration.
The city government has infused Php5 billion in infrastructure development in the last three years and another Php5 billion in the next five years to complement the National Goverment's huge investments in Parañaque and adjoining cities of a combined Php110 billion, to include the Southwest Integrated Terminal buses, the extension of the light rail transit (LRT) line from Baclaran to Cavite (five out of eight stations in the 12 km stretch are located in Parañaque), plus new office buildings planned at the old Casino Filipino complex property by NAIA Terminal 1, among others.
